You are here

Work-Study

Federal and state work-study provides jobs for students with financial need. The program encourages community service and work related to your course of study. You may be eligible for up to 19 hours per week and receive a pay check every two weeks. You must enroll for a minimum of 6 credits to be eligible to receive these funds.

If your award notification includes a work-study option:

If accepting a work-study position:

Submit your employment paperwork, including proof of eligibility to work in the United States.

Undergo a criminal background check.

Complete work-study orientation at your campus.

Work-study positions

America Reads and America Counts: This program provides reading and mathematics tutorial services to elementary school children at various school sites. You must have college proficiency in reading and writing or mathematics to participate in this program. Positions are off-campus, and personal transportation required.

Work-study orientation

Each campus has an orientation session at the beginning of each fall semester, and you are required to attend this meeting. If you receive a work-study award at other times throughout the year, contact the Financial Aid Office at the campus where you wish to be placed to conduct an individual orientation.